（４５１） Ｌｅｔｔｅｒｓ ｏｎ ｔｈｅ ｇｒａｓｓ ａｔ Ｒｕｉｎｓ
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On January 26, 1949, an unexpected fire broke out at the Kondo Hall of Horyuji Temple in Nara Prefecture, causing severe damage to the murals. In response to this fire, January 26th has been designated as “Cultural Properties Fire Prevention Day.''
We heard that burning letters into the grass serves as a fire prevention drill at the Hirasawa Kanga Ruins in Tsukuba City, so we went to see it.
I wrote about the Hirasawa Kanga Ruins in chapter 209 and 372.
① We’ve arrived at the Hirasawa Kanga Ruins.
② I'm under the sign that says “Hirasawa Kanga Ruins”.
③ The words "SDGs" are written on the grass.
④ We have some time until the fire is lit, so we’re taking a walk.
⑤ I’m taking a walk.
⑥ A Japanese drum performance has begun in front of the reception desk at the entrance to the ruins.
⑦ They are beating the drums beautifully.
⑧ They are beating the drums bravely.
⑨ I’ve returned to the grass.
⑩ The fire has started to be lit.
⑪ Smoke is coming towards me.
⑫ The fire has been spreading.
⑬ It is difficult to see around due to the smoke.
⑭ I asked Mom to carry me and run away.
⑮ The smoke has spread towards us.
⑯ The fire has been extinguished, so I was lowered to the ground.
⑰ The fire is still smoldering.
⑱ The smoke has subsided.
⑲ The letters on the grass stood out clearly.
⑳ I am relieved that the fire was extinguished safely. It’s time to go home.
We heard that burning letters into the grass serves as a fire prevention drill at the Hirasawa Kanga Ruins in Tsukuba City, so we went to see it.
I wrote about the Hirasawa Kanga Ruins in chapter 209 and 372.
① We’ve arrived at the Hirasawa Kanga Ruins.
② I'm under the sign that says “Hirasawa Kanga Ruins”.
③ The words "SDGs" are written on the grass.
④ We have some time until the fire is lit, so we’re taking a walk.
⑤ I’m taking a walk.
⑥ A Japanese drum performance has begun in front of the reception desk at the entrance to the ruins.
⑦ They are beating the drums beautifully.
⑧ They are beating the drums bravely.
⑨ I’ve returned to the grass.
⑩ The fire has started to be lit.
⑪ Smoke is coming towards me.
⑫ The fire has been spreading.
⑬ It is difficult to see around due to the smoke.
⑭ I asked Mom to carry me and run away.
⑮ The smoke has spread towards us.
⑯ The fire has been extinguished, so I was lowered to the ground.
⑰ The fire is still smoldering.
⑱ The smoke has subsided.
⑲ The letters on the grass stood out clearly.
⑳ I am relieved that the fire was extinguished safely. It’s time to go home.
